dee_emm_tee
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It depends on what I'm doing,
For working I like dance music, usually this mix:
For writing I like chill classical music.
For working out I like rap.
For just chilling I like 70s/80s music.
For working I like dance music, usually this mix:
For working out I like rap.
For just chilling I like 70s/80s music.
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dee_emm_tee
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You should try it, it's very nice. I find listening to music with lyrics to be very distracting while working.
Zwielicht
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Whenever these threads are created, I think to myself, "Do I post Candyman, or do I post Candyman?"
That's not a typo, because I always post Candyman.
To answer your question, I find it difficult to describe the music I like. I don't like specific artists or genres, the music just has to sound "unique". Take "America" by Razorlight for example. Everything in that song sounds great, although I like the intro the best, so much so that I learnt how to play it on the electric guitar.
Then there are classical pieces I enjoy such as "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor". I don't have an organ, although I learnt how to play part of it on the keyboard (more specifically the beginning and the part at 2:40).
"Stacy's Mom" is bit of a silly one, but come on, who doesn't like Stacy's Mom?
I could go on all day listing all of the different types of music I like. I suppose you could say that I like music that makes me want to play it.
That's not a typo, because I always post Candyman.
To answer your question, I find it difficult to describe the music I like. I don't like specific artists or genres, the music just has to sound "unique". Take "America" by Razorlight for example. Everything in that song sounds great, although I like the intro the best, so much so that I learnt how to play it on the electric guitar.
Then there are classical pieces I enjoy such as "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor". I don't have an organ, although I learnt how to play part of it on the keyboard (more specifically the beginning and the part at 2:40).
"Stacy's Mom" is bit of a silly one, but come on, who doesn't like Stacy's Mom?
I could go on all day listing all of the different types of music I like. I suppose you could say that I like music that makes me want to play it.
BenLee
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I do have trouble sometimes reading post while someones rapping in the background will try!
BenLee
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Sorry but I dont recognize any off these songs lolol, are they from the early 2000s?
Zwielicht
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Candyman - 1997.
America - 2006. I'm not surprised you haven't heard this one. It only charted in the UK. I'm actually not sure how I found it.
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor - circa 1700s. Written by Bach, although I don't know who played it in the video or when.
Stacy's Mom - 2003.
BenLee
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I just searched him up he seems crazy lolol
CheapVerse
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Check out Mick Jenkins. Rapper.
mikamartins
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elena siegman all day
blogzandstuff
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i listen to ISIS Playlist
Put Your Head On My Shoulder
Gene Pitney's 24 Hours From Aleppo
3 Steps To Heaven
Wind Beneath My Wings
Tragedy
That ISIS classic " It's Now Or Never "
Britney Spears Cover " Bomb Me One More Time "
The Russian AirForce Cover Of Puff Daddy's " I'll Be Missing You "
Put Your Head On My Shoulder
Gene Pitney's 24 Hours From Aleppo
3 Steps To Heaven
Wind Beneath My Wings
Tragedy
That ISIS classic " It's Now Or Never "
Britney Spears Cover " Bomb Me One More Time "
The Russian AirForce Cover Of Puff Daddy's " I'll Be Missing You "
socialevilmedia
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post-rock best choice for night working
LiquidSnake
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